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er African National Congress intelligence chief Mo Shaik will
start testifying before the Hefer Commission today.
He asked retired judge Joos Hefer yesterday afternoon to postpone
his testimony because he was not feeling well.
Testimony in the past few days revealed that Shaik may be the only
one left who is able to verify the claim that national Director of
Public Prosecutions Bulelani Ngcuka was an apartheid spy.
Ngcuka's other main accuser, former transport minister Mac Maharaj,
conceded yesterday that he did not know whether this was
true.
Shaik served as head of the then banned African National Congress's
intelligence unit within apartheid South Africa.
He reported to Jacob Zuma, currently deputy president, who was then
in overall charge of ANC intelligence. – Sapa.